The marble burying test is commonly used to detect repetitive digging behavior servadio et al 2015.
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While widely used there is significant controversy over the interpretation of its results.
Choi et al 2016.
For the communication domain neonatal ultrasonic vocalization and olfactory habituation test toward social and non social odor are described.
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Each mouse was placed for 45 min into a clean rat cage with 4 cm deep bedding and 12 glass marbles placed on the surface.
Marble burying test and self grooming behavior.
Subjects received a different treatment before marble burying from that administered during the spontaneous self grooming experiment with the exception of three b6 mice.
In this unit behavioral tests are described that are relevant to the domains affected in asd.
The marble burying test occurred 8 days following the grooming test to ensure there were no potential residual effects from the initial drug treatment birdsall et al 1978.
The marble burying test is a useful model of both obsessive compulsive like ocd behavior and or anxiety like behavior.
Burrows escape tunnels and in standard cage bedding and the nestlet shred test capitalizes on the fact that mice are nesting animals by nature that build nests for protection of themselves and their offspring against environmental conditions e g.
Table 3 marble burying behavior in a two compartment box no.
The marble burying test protocol described below is modiļ¬ed from deacon 2006 and angoa perez kane.
Of duration of marbles buried test s mean sem time of nonmarble side s mean sem time nonmarble side 300 600 1800 4 2 2 0 7 3 0 9 8 4 0 4 143 4 292 30 916 45 47 ns 49 ns 51 ns data from 10 female.
The marble burying test takes advantage of the proclivity of mice to dig in natural settings e g.
The number of marbles that were buried by the mouse was measured.
Zimeldine 10 0 mg kg reduced marble burying without affecting locomotor activity.
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It is based on the observation that rats and mice will bury either harmful or harmless objects in their bedding.
In the current study significant differences in marble burying behavior were observed between pm 2 5 exposed and control rats figure 1b and supplementary figure 3 f 3 35 37 56 p 001.
The marble burying test in animal models of asd such as the btbr t tf j mouse eif4e transgenic mice 4e tg as well as in the maternal immune activation mouse model amodeo et al 2012.
For the repetitive domain the t maze spontaneous alternation test and marble burying test are described.
